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A radical new theory posits that the "Venus figurines" made by early humans may not actually be fertility idols, but rather artistic self- portraits made by prehistoric women. - seo.title
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WOMENSART on Twitter: "A recent theory suggests female figurines such as the Venus of Willendorf may have been self-portrait sculptures by women of the Upper-Paleolithic period. Female Icons poster (right) by historian
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Ryan Menezes on Twitter: "Venus figurines might look so exaggerated because they're pregnant artists' self-portraits. http://t.co/GqM9IwMij7 http://t.co/FqLrWH8pdR" / Twitter
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Self portraits or fertility symbols? Venus figurines of Upper-Paleolithic Eurasia [NUDITY] - Steemit — Are.na
WOMENSART on Twitter: "A recent theory suggests female figurines such as the Venus of Willendorf could have been self-portraits by women of the Upper-Paleolithic period, sculpted as they saw themselves from the
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